sec.123Grounds

sec.123 Grounds

The chief executive may, by complying with section 124 , suspend or cancel a plant authority if— there is a ground, under section 122 , for immediately amending or suspending the authority; or the chief executive believes— the authority was obtained because of false or misleading information; or the holder of the authority has failed to comply with a condition of the authority; or the holder is not, or is no longer, a suitable person to hold the authority; or See also part 2 , division 2 . the holder has failed to give the chief executive information required to be given under the Act for the authority, by the day or within the period during which the information must be given; or the holder is convicted of an offence against the Act and the chief executive is satisfied the activities of the holder that led to the conviction are relevant to the holder’s ability to carry out activities under the authority in a competent and ethical way; or the chief executive believes the activities being carried out under the authority are threatening public health or safety.

• (a) there is a ground, under section 122 , for immediately amending or suspending the authority; or
• (b) the chief executive believes— (i) the authority was obtained because of false or misleading information; or (ii) the holder of the authority has failed to comply with a condition of the authority; or (iii) the holder is not, or is no longer, a suitable person to hold the authority; or Note— See also part 2 , division 2 .
• (i) the authority was obtained because of false or misleading information; or
• (ii) the holder of the authority has failed to comply with a condition of the authority; or
• (iii) the holder is not, or is no longer, a suitable person to hold the authority; or Note— See also part 2 , division 2 .
• (c) the holder has failed to give the chief executive information required to be given under the Act for the authority, by the day or within the period during which the information must be given; or
• (d) the holder is convicted of an offence against the Act and the chief executive is satisfied the activities of the holder that led to the conviction are relevant to the holder’s ability to carry out activities under the authority in a competent and ethical way; or
• (e) the chief executive believes the activities being carried out under the authority are threatening public health or safety.
• (i) the authority was obtained because of false or misleading information; or
• (ii) the holder of the authority has failed to comply with a condition of the authority; or
• (iii) the holder is not, or is no longer, a suitable person to hold the authority; or Note— See also part 2 , division 2 .